MOHILL AGRICULTURAL SHOW

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1 MOHILL AGRICULTURAL SHOW (Member of The Irish Shows Association) SCHEDULE FOR ANNUAL AGRICULTURAL SHOW SUNDAY 19 th AUGUST 2012 Venue Mohill Sports Complex & McGowan s Field, Cloone Road ENTRIES CLOSE ON THURSDAY 9 th AUGUST STRICTLY NO LATE ENTRIES ENTRIES WITH FEES TO SECRETARIES: AIDEEN HUSTON & LOURDA MCGOWAN, MOHILL, CO. LEITRIM. PHONE: or MOBILE: / E mail: mohillshow@gmail.com

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3 RULES OF MOHILL AGRICULTURAL SHOW (1) The arrangements of the Show will be conducted by a Committee of Management, and the persons entering the Show Grounds are subject to the directions of the Stewards and Hon. Secretaries. (2) Intending competitors must lodge with the Hon. Secretaries a complete list of entries numbered to the Prize List (on forms to be supplied by the Hon. Sec.) not later than August 9 th otherwise they will not be considered, (3) All exhibits (whether for competition or exhibition) in order that they may be properly arranged, should be at the Show Grounds by 10a.m. on the morning of the Show and cannot be admitted after 11a.m. (4) All exhibits must be shown under owner's name and must be property of exhibitor, Novelty classes excepted. Only one caretaker or servant for each lot of Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Goats will be admitted free and must remain in charge of his lot during the time the Show is open. Bulls must be secured by a ring or screw in the nose with a chain and leading stick attached and to be in charge of a caretaker; otherwise they cannot be admitted. All cattle to have halters on their heads and to be kept under proper control. All competing animals to be distinguished by numbers only. (5) No person will be permitted to interfere with, or crowd around the Judges when adjudicating. Exhibitors so doing will forfeit their claim to prizes. (6) Exhibitors may enter the same exhibit in the Cattle and Horse Section in as many classes as they are eligible for, provided that they pay the necessary entry fee in each class. (7) The judges shall have the power to award First and Second prize according to the merits of the exhibits or to with hold any or all prizes in any class, for want of merit. (8) The decision of the judges shall be final as to merit and points of qualifications. Objections or appeals will be considered and should be lodged in writing with the Hon. Secretaries together with a fee of 10 on day of Show, Such objections will be considered by the Executive Committee. The fee will be forfeited if the objection is deemed frivolous. (9) An exhibitor will not be awarded more than two first prizes with the same animal unless in Championships. (10) No diseased animals can be admitted and should any manifest symptoms of disease during the exhibit, they must be immediately removed from the premises, on an order being given to that effect by Hon. Secretaries. (11) The ages of horses, bulls, cows, heifers and calves to date from the 1st January in the years of their birth, except in specified classes. (12) As one of the objects of the Committee is to encourage the keeping of superior animals of the various descriptions for breeding purposes, the judges will be instructed to particularly discourage over-fed breeding animals and those showing symptoms of constitutional unsoundness. (13) Entrance must be made on the prescribed Entry Form to be had from the Secretaries. In no case will the entry be accepted without the proper fee. 3

4 (14) All exhibits in the Cattle, Horse and Dog Classes must have been the bona-fide property of exhibitors since 1st July, 2012, Novelty classes excepted. All entries in farm and garden produce must have been produced on farms the property of the exhibitors. (15) While every reasonable care will be exercised the Committee will not be responsible for any accident, loss or damage to any exhibit, exhibitor or spectator from any cause whatever occurring in the Show Grounds or in transit thereto and therefrom. Should any matter arise not provided for or in preview of those rules and regulations, such matters should be referred to the Committee, whose decisions should be final and binding - no appeal to law in any case being permitted. (16) Special Notice: Any person found exhibiting an animal or other exhibit not his bona fide property shall be guilty of a criminal offence and will be prosecuted, (17) The Committee reserve the right to require proof of compliance with the Rules before paying the various prizes. (18) Neither the Committee nor any of its Officers or Servants shall be in any way responsible for or accountable for anything that may happen (from any cause or circumstances whatever) to exhibitors into the Show Grounds, or for anything else in connection with or arising out of, or attributable to the Committee's Show, Each exhibitor shall be solely responsible for any consequential or other loss, injury or damage done to or occasioned by, or arising from animal or articles exhibited by him, and for its description as given in the Catalogue, and shall indemnify the Committee against all legal or other proceedings in regard thereto. The Committee will endeavor to have the Catalogue as complete as possible and in accordance with the particulars given on the entry forms. It cannot, however, hold itself responsible for any additions, omissions or mistakes which may occur for any reason whatsoever in the Catalogue. Exhibitors will be held responsible for the behaviour of their servants and for the consequences of any misconduct of such servants. (19) 5% Championship Levy will be deducted from Horses, Cattle and Sheep Prizemoney for the I.S.A. Championship Fund. (20) Where Special Prizes are awarded on points the following rule will be adhered to; 3 points for any 1st Prize, excluding qualifier; 2 points for any 2nd Prize and 1 point for any 3rd Prize awarded by the Judge. In the event of a tie in points, a draw will take place at a Committee meeting in the presence of the exhibitors involved. EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE: An Exhibitors Pass will be given to an Exhibitor with Entry Fees of 20 or over in the Horse, Cattle or Sheep Sections and to an Exhibitor with Entry Fees of 10 or over in all other Sections 4

5 G e n e r a l R u l e s f o r I R I S H S H O W S A S S O C I A T I O N C H A M P I O N S H I P S Eligibility of Shows: 1. Shows wishing to participate in the 2012 Championships and be eligible to hold qualifiers must have collected the Championship Fund Levy (currently 5%) from Horse, Pony, Cattle and Sheep class Prizemoney for the year 2011 and forwarded the amount so collected, in full, to the Irish Shows Association Head Office within the stipulated period of not more than 30 days from the date of their Show. Alternative methods of meeting this obligation are not acceptable. 2. Any show or competitor in breach of these Rules set out below will be disqualified from participating or competing in these Championships. 3. These General Rules and those relating to individual champion ships (where applicable) should be published in the show schedule and catalogue of the participating shows and must be strictly observed. 4. Qualifying Rounds (Qualifiers) Qualifying rounds will take place at eligible shows selected by the Irish Shows Association. Responsibility of Exhibitors: A Exhibitors accept that the Judges decision is final in cases. Any abuse of Judges will not be tolerated. Where a dispute or case for complaint arises the matter should only be dealt with F. below. B Winners of qualifiers are themselves responsible for entering their animals or exhibits for the final within one hour of qualifying, C Winners of qualifiers will compete in the final. D The Irish Shows Association in conjunction with the sponsor reserve the right to alter or amend the rules of any competition as may be necessary or appropriate. E Shows and competitors must contact the National Irish Shows Office for details of any championships and not the sponsor involved. F Objections must be lodged in writing with the I.S.A. representative at the show or the Show Secretary within half an hour following the completion of judging together with a fee of 50, or other stated fee which is refundable in the event of the objection being upheld. G Any Exhibitor who makes a false declaration or misrepresents a fact regarding themselves or their exhibit is liable to disqualification and or forfeiture of any Prizes awarded. Important Notice to Animal Owners involved in Showing Animals The Irish Shows Association would advise all Animal Owners who have their Animals insured to extend their Insurance Cover to cover them for exhibiting at Shows. This advice is given to protect exhibitors / owners in the event of their animal lashing out, injuring someone or damaging property. If it is established that your animal was out of your control you may be held responsible or partly responsible for any injury or damage caused and may be liable for part or all of any future claim. 5

6 6 THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION PRESENTS THE LEITRIM IRISH DRAUGHT BREEDERS CHAMPIONSHIP Part of the Horse Sport Ireland National Showing Championships Sponsored by Horse Sport Ireland and The Leitrim Irish Draught Horse Breeders Association FINAL AT MOHILL SHOW - SUNDAY AUGUST 19 th 2012 RULES AND CONDITIONS: (1) Entries are confined to. Mares registered in the Irish Horse Register with the breed codes RID or ID: Mares must be sired by a stallion that is classified as CLASS 1(ID C1) in the Irish Draught Horse Studbok. Mares must have both Sire and Dam recorded on their passport and have an Irish Draught Foal at foot, to be judged as a unit. (2) One Mare and Foal may qualify at each Show. (3) Passports must be produced at Qualifying Show and at Final. (4) Name of Sire of Foal must be given at Qualifying Show and at Final. (5) Foals must be led at all times. (6) One of the Judges at the Qualifying Show must be from the I.D.H. Judge's List, (7) Animals qualifying for Final are not eligible to enter any other class at Mohill Show, other than qualifying classes for other Finals NOTE: These rules should be read in conjunction with the general I.S.A. Rules. ENTRY FEE: To Qualifying Show: 10; To Final: 20. PRIZES: 1st 500, Winner also receives The Central Motors Perpetual Trophy presented by Patsy Walpole. 2nd 300, 3rd 260, 4th 200, 5th 150, 6th 100, 7th upwards will receive 80 on appearance at final. Athlone Athenry Armagh Arva Ballymoney Ballinamore Ballymote Carnew QUALIFYING SHOWS Castleblaney Castlerea Castlewellan Claremorris Clogher Valley Corrandulla Finn Valley Granard Grange Gort Longford Loughrea Louisburgh Kilmacanogue Mullingar Manorhamilton Omagh Riverstown Roundfort Tinahely Westport

7 HORSES HORSE EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE: Notice from Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine March 2012 RE Equine Premises Registration It will now be a legal requirement that any premises where an equine is kept be registered with the Department of Agriculture. This is compulsory, so please make yourself familiar with the new guidelines. See: I.H.R. and R.I.D. Numbers must be given where appropriate. Please bring HORSE PASSPORT or I.H.R. IDENTIFICATION to Show for Inspection by the Judge.. Judging will commence at 10.30a.m. Prizemoney in all Horse and Pony Classes: 1st 70, 2nd 40, 3rd 30. No Prizemoney awarded in Qualifiers Entry Fee: 10 RING 1 - JUDGING OF CLASSES 1 17 CLASS 1 REGISTERED IRISH DRAUGHT MARE with foal at foot or with Stallion Owner's Cert, showing that the Mare has been covered by a Registered Stallion. Only mares entered in the Irish Draught Section of the Irish Horse Register and whose passports are inspected by the judge on the Show Day are eligible for entry. The R.I.D. and I.H.R. No. must appear in the Catalogue. Winner receives THE JOHN McKIERNAN PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY Winner also receives Replica, kindly donated by Mr. John McKiernan, Drumgowla, Mohill. CLASS 2 CLASS 3 CLASS 4 BROOD MARE likely to breed a Heavyweight Hunter, with foal at foot or with a Stallion owner's cert, showing that the Mare has been covered by a Registered Stallion. Excluding 1st & 2nd Prizewinners in Class I. BROOD MARE likely to breed a Lightweight Hunter with foal at foot or with a Stallion owner's cert, showing that the Mare has been covered by a Registered Stallion. (1st prize winners of Class 1 & 2 excluded). Winner receives THE PAT MCDONNELL MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP, presented by Mrs. Mary McDonnell NON-THOROUGHBRED BROOD MARE with foal at foot. To be judged as a unit. Sponsored by: Patsy Walpole, Central Motors, Mohill. 7

8 CLASS 5 CLASS 6 CLASS 7 CLASS 8 CLASS 9 MOHILL SHOW LTD. OFFERS EIGHT PREMIUMS OF 50 EACH to owners of Registered Brood Mares, 3 years or over stinted to a Stallion on the Irish Horse Register of Approved Stallions for The following conditions apply: All mares in the mare premium class must have an Irish Horse Register Passport. Exhibits must hand the mare's passport to the judge before judging commences. Each mare exhibited must be stinted to a Registered Stallion. The Stallion's name must be recorded on the Breeding history, page 10 of the Passport and duly certified by the Stallion owner. No mare may enter the Premium Class unless the animal is also exhibited in the Brood Mare Classes at the Show -Class 2 and 3. Only one premium will be awarded to any exhibitor. Premium payment will not be made until the following year when the birth of a live foal is confirmed by producing the Irish Horse Register Foal Identification to the Show Office. R.I.D or A.I.D. Brood Mare with foal at Foot by an Irish Draught Stallion or stinted to an Irish Draught Stallion - Confined to County Leitrim, Mares passport to be produced confirming that the Mare is registered. "THE JOHNNY DUIGNAN MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP for the Champion Mare of the Show - Confined to Classes 1 to 6. Winner also receives Replica presented by Ann Conway, A&D Selections, Main Street Mohill COLT FOAL FILLY FOAL IRISH DRAUGHT COLT OR FILLY FOAL - R.I.D. or Appendix Mare Sponsored by: Michael Casey. Springfield, Mohill. ANDREW FAUGHNAN PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for the best Colt or Filly Foal. Important Notice to Animal Owners involved in Showing Animals The Irish Shows Association would advise all Animal Owners who have their Animals insured to extend their Insurance Cover to cover them for exhibiting at Shows. This advice is given to protect exhibitors / owners in the event of their animal lashing out, injuring someone or damaging property. If it is established that your animal was out of your control you may be held responsible or partly responsible for any injury or damage caused and may be liable for part or all of any future claim. 8

9 CLASS 10 Qualifier for The All Ireland Breeders Championship presented by THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION & WEST CORK HORSE BREEDERS Sponsored By PEGUS HORSE FEED Prize Fund: 3,000 The aim of the class is to give recognition to Breeders who breed suitable mares to produce top quality foals with performance potential. Rules & Conditions. 1. Entries are confined to Mares, 8 years old and under registered in the Irish Horse Register with the breed codes ISH,RID or ID; Horses must be sired by a stallion that is classified as Approved /Preliminary Approved/Supplementary Approved/ Recognised/ Preliminary Recognised in the Irish Sport Horse Studbook or a stallion that is classified as CLASS 1 in the Irish Draught Horse Studbook Mares must have both sire and dam recorded on their passport; The class is also open to Weatherby s registered animals, the progeny of Weatherby s Thoroughbred Stallions that are not classified as Not Approved 1 (NA1) or Not Approved 2 (NA2) in the Irish Horse Register 2. All mares must have a foal at foot by a recommended for breeding (approved) Stallion or preliminary recommended for breeding Stalion or class 1 (R.I.D.) Irish Draught Stallion or by a stallion that is registered in Weatherby s Non Thoroughbred Register. 3 Each Mare & Foal will be judged as a Unit (Mare 40%;Foal 60%) 4. The Mare s passport will be inspected before judging commences at both the qualifiers and the Final & the Foal s I.D. Cert at the Final. Exhibitors failing to produce a Passport will be debarred from competing. 5. Two Mares & Foals may qualify if the judges and the I.S.A. agree that the standard is high enough. 6. All Foals must be led at both the qualifiers and the Final. 7. Mares & Foals qualified for Final are not eligible to enter any other Classes at the Show other than a qualifying Class for other Finals. 8. These Rules should be read in conjunction with the Irish Shows Association Rules. ENTRY FEE: To Qualifying Show 10. To Final: 20. PRIZES: Champion 1000 and Pegus Perpetual Cup and Sash. Reserve Champion 600. Third 350. Fourth 250. Fifth 150. All other competitors who attend 50. A Prize will be presented for Combination of Best Turned out Mare & Foal and Most Suitably Dressed Handler. Final: WEST CORK HORSE BREEDERS SHOW, Sunday September 9 th 2012 at 2.00 p.m. Cranmore Stud, Kilgarriffe, Clonakilty, Co. Cork. 9

10 CLASS 11 Qualifier for The A. Browne Filly Foal All Ireland Championship Sponsored by A. Browne Limited Part of the HORSE SPORT IRELAND National Showing Championships Final to be held at Moate Show - Saturday August 25 th 2012 Rules: 1 Entries are confined to filly foals registered in the I.H.R. with the breedcode ISH RID or ID Foals must be sired by a stallion that is classified as Approved /Preliminary Approved/Supplementary Approved/Recognised/ Preliminary Recognised in the Irish Sport Horse Studbook or a Stallion that is classified as Approved, Supplementary Approved or Preliminary or a Stallion that is classified as Class 1. in the Irish Draught Horse Studbook. Foals must have both sire and dam recorded on their passport The class is also open to Weatherby s registered animals the progeny of Weatherby s Thoroughbred Stallions that are not classified as Not Approved 1 (NA) or Not Approved 2 (NA2) in the Irish Horse Register 2. One foal from selected shows may qualify provided the Judges and the I.S.A. agree the standard is high enough 3. Foals must be led at all times. 4. Exhibitors to both qualifier and the final must have the mare s passport and foal s I.D. Cert ready for inspection prior to entry for judging ring. Failure to comply with this rule will lead to immediate disqualification 5. Animals qualified for the final are not eligible to enter any other class at Moate Show other than Qualifying Classes for other Finals. Entry Fee: To Qualifier: 10; To Final : 20 CLASS 12 Qualifier for - The Traditional Irish Sport Horse Foal All Ireland Championship presented by the Irish Shows Association and Sponsored by: Malthouse Bar & Restaurant, Mountbellew, Briggs Fashions, Mountbellew, Ganly s Mountbellew, & Arrabawn, Mountbellew Rules & Conditions: 1. Entries are confined to foals registered in the I.H.R. with the breedcode ISH RID or ID Horses must be sired by a Stallion that is classified as Approved /Preliminary Approved / SupplementaryApproved/Recognised/ Preliminary Recognized in the Irish Sport Horse Studbook or a Stallion that is classified as class 1. in the Irish Draught Horse Studbook foals must have both sire and dam recorded on their passport The class is also open to Weatherby s registered animlas, the progeny of Weatherby s Thoroughbred Stallions that are not classified as Not Approved 1 (NA1) or Not Approved 2(NA2) in the Irish Horse Register Warm Blood Breeding not accepted. 2. Their Dams must also be by Stallions as above and Registered with the IHR. 3. Exhibitors must have the Dams passport plus Stallion owners covering cert (or Foals Passport) ready for inspection at the Qualifying Show and Final. 4. A maximum of 2 Foals (one colt/ one filly) may be selected at any Qualifying Show provided that the Judges and the ISA agree the standard is high enough. 5. Foals qualified for the Final are not eligible to enter any other Class at Mountbellew Show other than a qualifying class for another Show. 6. These rules should be read in conjunction with the Irish Shows Association Rules Entry Fee: To Qualifying Show: 10; To Final 20 Final - Mountbellew Show Saturday 8 th September Colts & Fillies will be judged separately at Final

11 EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE: Horse judging Commences at Exhibitors are asked to take note of Judging Times. CLASS 13 Qualifier for the Irish Draught Filly Foal Championship Sponsored by Parkmore Stables, Creagh, Ballinasloe Part of the HORSE SPORT IRELAND National Showing Championships Rules & Conditions: Entries are confined to Irish Draught Filly Foals, the progeny of Class 1(RID) Irish Draught Mare and by a Class 1(RID) Irish Draught Stallion 2. Dams passports must be produced at Qualifying Show and at Final. Foals passports must be produced at Final. 3. Foals must be led at all times, 4. One foal from selected Shows may qualify for Final if the Judges and the I.S.A. agree the standard is high enough. 5. One of the Judges at the qualifying Show must be from the I.D.H.S. list 6 Foals qualified for Final are not eligible to enter any other class at Ballinasloe Show 7. These rules should be read in conjunction with the General I.S.A. Rules. Entry Fee: To Qualifier: 10; To Final : 20 Final: Ballinasloe Show Saturday 29 th September 29 th 2012 CLASS 14 Qualifier for the Western Region Irish Draught Foal Championship 2012 Final at Oughterard Show Sunday 26 th August 2012 Rules & Conditions: 1. This Championship is confined to Irish Draught Foals the progeny of a Class 1 (RID) Irish Draught Mare & a (RID)Irish Draught Stallion. 2. The competition is open to colt or filly foals. 3.Dams passports must be produced at Qualifying Shows and at Final. Foals passports/stallion owners covering certs must be produced at Final 4. Foals must be led at all times. 5 One Qualifier per show or two qualifiers at Judge s discretion. 6. On completion of judging, stewards must instruct the winner to complete the necessary forms for the Final in the Secretary s Office Winners of Qualifiers are. themselves responsible for entering their Qualifier for the Final 7. Show holding Qualifier must forward completed result cards with fees to Oughterard Show within 5 days of holding Qualifier. 8. The Oughterard Show in consultation with the Sponsor reserve the right to amend the rules as may be necessary. Entry Fee to Final: 20 Prize Fund : 1,150 While at Show Day visit the Photographic Display of Past Shows 11

12 CLASS 15 CHAMPION RIDDEN PONY. Under 14.2 and over 13.2 to be ridden by children 16 years and under. Winner receives THE MICHAEL REYNOLDS & SONS LTD. PERPETUAL CUP. Sponsored by Reynold's Topline Providers, Mohill CLASS 16 CHAMPION RIDDEN PONY 13.2 and under to be ridden by children 14 years & under. Sponsored by J s Hotel, Mohill CLASS 17 Champion Ridden Hunter. Sponsored by: South Lei trim Blazers Club Winner receives THE PETER MORAN MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP presented by Leitrim Harriers, RING 2 - JUDGING OF CLASSES CLASS 18 Irish Draught Yearling Colt or Filly Sponsored by: Padraig Bohan, Building Contractor, Mohill CLASS 19 Yearling Colt or Gelding likely to make a Hunter. (Thoroughbreds excluded). CLASS 20 Yearling Filly likely to make a Hunter. (Thoroughbreds excluded). CLASS 21 TWO YEAR OLD COLT, GELDING or FILLY likely to make a Hunter. (Thoroughbreds Excluded). Sponsored by: Tom Gray, Cloone CLASS 22 TWO YEAR OLD COLT or FILLY. (Draught Type). Sponsored by: Thomas Casey, Casey's Bar, Bridge Street, Mohill CLASS 23 3 YEAR OLD COLT OR GELDING likely to make a Hunter, Thoroughbreds excluded. Winner receives THE AUSTIN COX MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP, presented by Mrs. Harriet Cox, Church View House, Kilglass, Strokestown. CLASS 24 3 YEAR OLD FILLY likely to make a Hunter, Thoroughbreds excluded. Sponsored by Reynolds Topline Hardware, Glebe Street, Mohill. CHAMPION YOUNG HORSE OF SHOW will be judged after CLASS 24 Winner receives THE FRANK & TOM GANNON MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP confined to young horses entered in Classes 18 to 24 CLASS 25 CLASS 26 CLASS 27 CLASS 28 REGISTERED CONNEMARA YEARLING COLT GELDING or FILLY REGISTERED CONNEMARA TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD COLT, GELDING or FILLY REGISTERED CONNEMARA BROOD MARE with foal at foot or stinted to a Registered Connemara Stallion REGISTERED CONNEMARA COLT or FILLY FOAL Overall Registered Connemara Champion will receive THE TOMMY CASSELLS MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP presented by The Cassells Family, Cornagresh, Mohill Confined to Classes 25 to 28 12

13 RING 3 CLASSES CLASS 29 BEST REGISTERED WELSH PONY COLT, GELDING OR FILLY (Reg. No, to be submitted). CLASS 30 MARE OR GELDING Pony 14.2 and under - suitable for Riding and Driving, CLASS 31 MARE OR GELDING Pony 14.2 and under, suitable for Riding and Driving confined to County Leitrim. 1st Prizewinner in Class 30 excluded. Sponsored by: Gerard Stenson, Hardware, Mohill CLASS 32 MARE OR GELDING Pony 13.2 and under, suitable for riding and driving CLASS 33 MARE OR GELDING Pony 13.2 and under, suitable for Riding and Driving, confined to Co. Leitrim. 1 st Prize Winner in Class 32 excluded WINNER RECEIVES TROPHY PRESENTED BY MR.GEORGE O'MALLEY, KENAGH, LONGFORD. CLASS 34 MARE OR GELDING Pony 12.2 and under, suitable for Riding and Driving confined to County Leitrim. Sponsored by; Aiden McBrien, Cloone. CLASS 35 MARE OR GELDING Coloured Pony under 14.2 Piebald and Skewbald only. CLASS 36 COLOURED MARE OR HORSE over Piebald and Skewbald Sponsored by: Jimmy Fox, Fox s Lounge & Supermarket, Tooman CHAMPION PONY OF SHOW WILL BE JUDGED AFTER CLASS 36 CHAMPION PONY AT THE SHOW and under - Confined to all Pony Showing Classes Winner receives TROPHY kindly donated by MR. GEORGE O'MALLEY, KENAGH. CLASS 37 THE PATRICIA GRACE O'MALLEY BRADSHAW SPECIAL TROPHY for boys and girls 16 years and under who will be required to show a pony 14.2 and under. Exhibitors judged on overall appearance and handling. CLASS 38 LEAD REIN CLASS for Ponies 12.2 and under to be ridden by children 10 years and under. This Class will be judged on overall appearance and performance. Sponsored by Hayden's Equestrian Centre, Bornacoola. CLASS 39 CLASS 40 CLASS 41 MINIATURE PONY - 42" and Under COB14.3 to 15.1 h.h - suitable for general purposes. BEST FARM HORSE mares excluded. PASCAL McKEON PERPETUAL CUP for the Best Exhibit in the Horse Section, bona fida property of exhibitors from Co. Leitrim. 13

14 CLASS 42 MALE OR FEMALE DONKEY. DONKEYS Entry Fee 5 1 st 25, 2nd 20, 3rd 15 CLASS 43 DONKEY FOAL - FILLY OR COLT. HORSE EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE: EACH CLASS WILL ONLY BE CALLED TWICE ON THE PUBLIC ADDRESS. EXHIBITORS ARE ASKED TO TAKE NOTE OF PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS. EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE: Horse judging Commences at Exhibitors are asked to take note of Judging Times. NOTICE AS TO SAFETY Mohill Agricultural Show urge all its visitors, exhibitors and spectators alike to share the responsibility in ensuring that all safety Regulations are obeyed. Each child or group of children shall be accompanied by a parent or adult within the Showgrounds, shall be constantly supervised and kept a safe distance from all animals, vehicles and machinery. All animals must be confined to their designated areas solely and kept under strict control. Co-operation with our Safety Officer and stewards will ensure an enjoyable trouble free day for all. While at Show Day visit the Photographic Display of Past Shows Important Notice to Animal Owners involved in Showing Animals The Irish Shows Association would advise all Animal Owners who have their Animals insured to extend their Insurance Cover to cover them for exhibiting at Shows. This advice is given to protect exhibitors / owners in the event of their animal lashing out, injuring someone or damaging property. If it is established that your animal was out of your control you may be held responsible or partly responsible for any injury or damage caused and may be liable for part or all of any future claim. 14

15 CATTLE MOHILL AGRICULTURAL. SHOW WOULD APPRECIATE THE CO-OPERATION OF ALL CATTLE EXHIBITORS IN COMPLYING WITH THE PRESENT GUIDELINES FOR MOVEMENT OF ANIMALS TO AND FROM SHOWS AS ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE & FOOD Movement of Animals to and from Shows. Animals leaving a holding and moving back to a holding must be properly tagged (i.e. plastic tagged animals must have a valid plastic tag in each ear) and must be accompanied by a valid Passport or Cattle Identity Card. 2. Complete sections 2,3(a) and 4(a) of the Notification Forms (CMMS 4) for Movement of Animals to and from Shows ( available from your local District Veterinary Office or from the Show Office) Pass the form completed as above to the Show Secretary for completion of Sections 3 (b) and 4(b). It is the responsibility of the Show Society to forward the form to the Movement Notification Agency 3. Record movements both out of and into your Herd in your Bovine Herd Register,. For outward movements enter Ownership Retained in the Remarks column (column) of the Register Testing Requirements for Movement of Animals: A. TB Test within previous 12 months. All animals must come from Herds, which are not restricted, and the herd and relevant animals must have had a clear test within the previous 12 months. No pre movement test is required for T.B., however it is recommended by the Department that a 30 day pre movement test for TB apply to all Shows. B. Brucellosis test for females aged 18 months and over and bulls aged 24 months and over must have passed test for Brucellosis within the previous 60 days. However these animals may move to any number of Shows within the validity period of the same 60 day pre movement test. MR. JOHN QUINN, M.R.C.V.S., AND MR. TOM CROWE, M.R.C.V.S., WILL KINDLY TEST ANIMALS FOR EXHIBITORS OF MOHILL SHOW AT CONCESSIONARY RATES. MOHILL SHOW COMMITTEE ARE GRATEFUL FOR THEIR SUPPORT. 15

16 Prizemoney in all cattle classes unless otherwise stated: 1st 80, 2nd 50, 3rd 30. Entry Fee, unless otherwise stated: 10 PEDIGREE ANGUS CLASS 44 ANGUS BULL born prior to 1 st September 2011 CLASS 45 ANGUS COW in Calf or in Milk Sponsored by Crowe s Sawmills, Mohill CLASS 46 ANGUS HEIFER born between 1 st September 2010 and 1 st September 2011 CLASS 47 ANGUS BULL born between 1 st September 2011 and 31 st December 2011 CLASS 48 ANGUS HEIFER born between 1st September 2011 and 31 st December 2011 CLASS 49 ANGUS BULL Calf born in 2012 Sponsored by Angus Beef (Ireland) Bunbrosna, Mullingar CLASS 50 ANGUS HEIFER Calf born in 2012 Cullen Perpetual Salver, presented by the late Mrs S.W. Henderson, Beauparc, Co. Meath will be awarded to the Overall Champion Angus Classes 44 to 50 Champion Angus Calf Award - Classes 47 to 50 The Irish Aberdeen Angus Association will present the Champion Aberdeen Angus Animal with a special commemorative medal. This animal must be registered in the Herd Book of the Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society and exhibited by a member of the Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society. The medal will only be presented if there are a minimum of 5 Aberdeen Angus Cattle exhibited at the Show. Rosettes will be presented to the Champion and Reserve Champion of the Show IRISH ANGUS CATTLE SOCIETY All IRELANDS 2012 (A) (B) (C) Owner of each animal must be a member of the Irish Angus Cattle Society for a minimum period of 3 months preceding the Irish Angus Cattle Society All Ireland Finals at Strokestown Show on Saturday September 8 th 2012 and each animal entered must also have been registered in the owners name in the Herd Book of the Irish Angus Cattle Society for a minimum period of 3 months preceding the Irish Angus Cattle Society All Finals at Strokestown Show. For each individual qualifying show owner of each animal exhibited must be a member of the Irish Angus Cattle Society and each animal entered must also have been registered in the owners name in the herd book of the Irish Angus Cattle Society Date of birth & Herd Book / Tag Number must be clearly shown for each entry and this information will be displayed in the Show Catalogue. All exhibitors must have their Herd Book certificate available at the Show for production to the Irish Angus Society's representative in accordance with the requirements of Clause A above. 16

17 Qualifier for Irish Angus All Ireland Senior Male Championship & Senior Female Championship All pedigree Angus Cattle born before 01/09/11and satisfying the above conditions are eligible. One or more qualifiers to go forward to the All Ireland Irish Angus Senior Championship Final on September 8 th at Strokestown Show. Qualifier for Irish Angus Junior Bull & Heifer Championship There are six categories; CLASS A Bull calf born 01/09/11-31/12/2011 CLASS B Bull calf born 01/01/12-29/02/12 CLASS C Bull calf born 01/03/2012onwards CLASS D Heifer calf born 01/09/ /12/2011 CLASS E Heifer calf born 01/01/ /02/12 CLASS F Heifer calf born 01/03/2012onwards One or more qualifiers from each category to go forward to the All Ireland Irish Angus Junior Bull and Heifer Championship Finals on 8 th September 2012at Strokestown Show. There will be one Champion for each class and one Overall Junior Champion selected at the Finals SPONSORS: A.W. ENNIS, KEPAK, PROGRESSIVE GENETICS, CONNACHT GOLD, TESCO IRELAND, IRISH ANGUS PRODUCER GROUP Show Classes: Overall Angus Champion - Sash & Voucher Reserve Angus Champion Special Rosette PEDIGREE HEREFORDS CLASS 51 HEREFORD BULL born prior to 1st January, 2012 CLASS 52 HEREFORD COW. CLASS 53 HEREFORD HEIFER born prior to 1 st September 2010 CLASS 54 HEREFORD HEIFER born between 1 st September 2010 & 31 st December CLASS 55 HEREFORD BULL or HEIFER born in 2012 The Hereford Champion of the Show will be awarded. The Alf Rowley Memorial Perpetual Cup kindly presented by Mrs. Maureen Rowley and Family, Hyde St., Mohill, Co. Leitrim. The Champion Hereford Calf of the Show will receive the Michael Beirne Memorial Perpetual Cup, kindly presented by the Beirne Family, Coolebawn, Mohill. Gerald O'Malley Perpetual Cup presented by Gerald O'Malley for the Best Pedigree Hereford Animal of opposite sex to the Champion Hereford of the Show. 17

18 FRIESIAN CLASS 56 FRIESIAN MALE OR FEMALE CALF born after 1st November 2011 Sponsored by: Ellis Brothers, Connacht Gold Agents. CLASS 57 FRIESIAN HEIFER born before October 31 st 2011 CLASS 58 FRIESIAN COW in calf or in milk. BANK OF IRELAND LTD. PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY & REPLICA for the Champion Friesian Animal at Show. Confined to Classes 56 to 58 SHORTHORN CLASS 59 SHORTHORN Bull born prior to January 1 st 2012 CLASS 60 SHORTHORN COW CLASS 61 SHORTHORN HEIFER born prior to 1 st January 2011 Sponsored by C&D Medical Hall, Mohill. CLASS 62 SHORTHORN HEIFER born in 2011 Sponsored By: Gerard M. Kilrane & Co. Solicitors, Hill Street, Mohill CLASS 63 SHORTHORN MALE CALF calved on or after 1st January 2012 Sponsored by T. Cassidy, Cassidy's Filling Station, Derrylin. CLASS 64 SHORTHORN FEMALE CALF calved on or after 1st January 2012 THE PM. GALLAGHER M.R.C.V.S.PERPETUAL CUP for the Champion Shorthorn Animal at Show. Replica presented by Mrs. A. Gallagher for winner of this Cup. SISTERS OF MERCY, ARDAGH PERPETUAL CUP for the best Shorthorn Cow in calf or in milk. CHAROLAIS Main Sponsors: The Irish Charolais Cattle Society CLASS 65 CHAROLAIS BULL born prior to 1 st Sept 2011 CLASS 66 CHAROLAIS COW. CLASS 67 CHAROLAIS HEIFER born prior to 1 st Sept 2010 CLASS 68 CHAROLAIS HEIFER born between 1 st Sept 2010 and 1 st Sept 2011 CLASS 69 CHAROLAIS BULL born between 1 st Sept 2011 and 31 st Dec 2011 CLASS 70 CHAROLAIS HEIFER born between 1 st Sept 2011 and 31 st Dec 2011 Sponsored by: T. M. & T. F. Crowe, Veterinary Surgeons CLASS 71 CHAROLAIS BULL CALF born in 2012 CLASS 72 CHAROLAIS HEIFER CALF born in

19 THE FRANCES McGLYNN MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP, presented by Mr. Tommy McGlynn, Ussaun, Mohill will be awarded to the CHAMPION MALE CHAROLAIS ANIMAL AT SHOW Confined to Classes 65 to 72 THE BRENDAN MULDOWNEY PERPETUAL CUP for the Champion Female Charolais Animal at show. Confined to classes 65 to 72 CHAMPION CHAROLAIS CALF confined to Classes 71 and 72 OVERALL CHAMPION CHAROLAIS ANIMAL AT SHOW: receives THE STEPHEN GREENE MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP. PEDIGREE LIMOUSIN CLASS 73 LIMOUSIN COW OR HEIFER born on or before December 31 st 2010 Sponsored by THE IRISH LIMOUSIN CATTLE SOCIETY CLASS 74 LIMOUSIN HEIFER born between 1 st January 2011 and 31 st August 2011 CLASS 75 LIMOUSIN BULL born on or before 31 st August 2011 CLASS 76 LIMOUSIN BULL born between 1 st September 2011 and 31 st January 2012 CLASS 77 LIMOUSIN HEIFER born between 1 st Sept 2011 and 31 st January 2012 CLASS 78 LIMOUSIN BULL born on or after 1 st February 2012 CLASS 79 LIMOUSIN HEIFER born on or after 1 st February 2012 Sponsored by John & Paula Quinn, Ashwood Veterinary Clinic, Mohill CHAMPION LIMOUSIN ANIMAL AT SHOW: confined to 1st and 2nd Prizewinners of Classes 73 to 79. Winner receives Perpetual Cup presented by PERMANENT TSB. PEDIGREE SIMMENTAL CLASS 80 SIMMENTAL MALE OR FEMALE animal born prior to August 31 st 2011 CLASS 81 SIMMENTAL MALE or FEMALE animal born after September 1 st 2011 The O'Carolan Family Perpetual Cup, presented by Mr. Michael O'Carolan, Glebe Street, Mohill will be presented to the Champion Simmental Animal at Show Classes 80 and 81 19

20 PEDIGREE BELGIAN BLUE Sponsored by : The Irish Belgian Blue Cattle Society CLASS 82 PEDIGREE BELGIAN BLUE FEMALE Calf born after 01/01/2012 CLASS 83 PEDIGREE BELGIAN BLUE BULL Calf born after 01/01/2012 CLASS 84 PEDIGREE BELGIAN BLUE FEMALE Calf born between 01/09/2011 and 31/12/2011 CLASS 85 PEDIGREE BELGIAN BLUE BULL Calf born between 01/09/2011 and 31/12/2011 CLASS 86 PEDIGREE BELGIAN BLUE BREEDING HEIFER born between 01/09/2010 and 31/08/2011 CLASS 87 ALL IRELAND PEDIGREE BELGIAN BLUE JUNIOR BULL CHAMPIONSHIP open to Pedigree Belgian Blue Bulls born into the Irish Herd Book between 01/09/ 2010 and 31/08/2011 Exhibitors are asked to complete their Entry Forms correctly and return with correct Entry Fees to:- Mohill Show Office before Thursday August 9 th IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ANIMAL OWNERS INVOLVED IN SHOWING ANIMALS The Irish Shows Association would advise all Animal Owners who have their Animals insured to extend their Insurance Cover to cover them for exhibiting at Shows. This advice is given to protect exhibitors / owners in the event of their animal lashing out, injuring someone or damaging property. If it is established that your animal was out of your control you may be held responsible or partly responsible for any injury or damage caused and may be liable for part or all of any future claim. 20

21 THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION & MOHILL SHOW SOCIETY PRESENT THE FINAL OF THE NON-PEDIGREE SUCKLER COW AND CALF ALL IRELAND CHAMPIONSHIP Sponsored by: PHARVET Ireland Ltd., Veterinary Suppliers and LIFELINE PRE-CALVER By UNIBLOCK, Dundalk, Co. Louth Prize Fund: 2,000 Rules & Conditions: 1. The competition is open to Non-Pedigree Cows with own calf at foot to be judged as a unit. 2. Calves must be born on or after 1 st January Calf identity cards to be available for inspection at qualifying show and final, 4. One Qualifier from each qualifying show, 5. No restriction on number of qualifiers by any individual owner 6. Qualifying animals for this All Ireland Final will not be eligible for entry in any other classes at Mohill Show. other than other Qualifying Classes for other Finals 7. Qualifying animals for the final at Mohill Show must enter the judging ring 15 minutes prior to judging. Note: These rules should be read in conjunction with the General I.S.A. Rules. Entry Fee: To Qualifying Show 7. To Final 12. Prizes; 1st 500 Sponsored by UNIBLOCK and Pharvet Product ( 100), 2nd 200 and Pharvet Product (Value 100), 3rd 150 and Pharvet Drench (Value 60). 4th 125 and Pharvet Drench (Value 60), 5th 100 and Pharvet Drench (Value 60), 6th 17th Pharvet Drench (Value 60) Athlone Arva Ballina Ballinamore Castlerea QUALIFYING SHOWS Clonmany Dundalk Ennistymon Finn Valley Grange Inishowen Kildysart Manorhamilton Mullingar Oldcastle Ossory Roundfort Tinahely MOHILL SHOW COMMITTEE ARE GREATLY INDEBTED TO ALL THE GENEROUS SPONSORS OF THIS CHAMPIONSHIP AND TO JAMESTOWN SHOW COMMITTEE FOR THEIR SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE TO US 21

22 NON-PEDIGREE Prizemoney in all cattle classes unless otherwise stated: 1st 80, 2nd 50, 3rd 30. No Prizemoney awarded in Qualifiers Entry Fee, unless otherwise stated : 10 CLASS 88 QUALIFIER FOR THE CO. LEITRIM 2012 CALF CHAMPIONSHIP. Sponsored by The Logan Family, Comer House, Mohill. This competition is confined to a 2012 Non-Pedigree Calf (any breed) the property of an exhibitor resident in Co. Leitrim. Four calves may qualify at Mohill - two bull calves and two heifer calves. Qualified Calves may not enter any other Classes in Mohill Show. Each qualifier will receive 30 on appearance in the Final later in the day's programme. Overall Winner receives "The Robert Logan Memorial Cup" presented by Logan Family, Comer House, Mohill, 70 and Sash, sponsored by the Logan Family CLASS 89 NON-PEDIGREE MALE calved on or after 1 st January 2012 Exhibitors: Note: Please bring card on Show Day. Sponsored by Frank Reynolds, Plant Hire Ltd., Mohill. 1st 100, 2nd 60; 3rd 40 CLASS 90 NON-PEDIGREE FEMALE calved on or after 1 st January 2012 Exhibitors: Note: Please bring card on Show Day. 1st 100, 2nd 60; 3rd 40 CLASS 91 CLASS 92 CLASS 93 CLASS 94 NON-PEDIGREE NON CONTINENTAL MALE OR FEMALE CALF calved on or after 1 st January 2012 Exhibitors: Note: Please bring card on Show Day. Sponsored by J s Hotel, Mohill NON-PEDIGREE SUCKLING COW any breed with calf at foot. STOCKPERSON CLASS - youth competition for girls aged 12-17yrs who will be required to show a calf born on or after 1 st September st Trophy presented by M.H. McGowan & Co., Mohill plus 25, 2nd 20, 3rd 15, 4th 10, 5th 10. Entry fee 5. Prizemoney Sponsored by: The Midland and Western Livestock Improvement Society. Exhibitors judged on showing and handling ability. STOCKPERSON CLASS - youth competition for boys aged 12-17yrs who will be required to show a calf born on or after 1 st September st Trophy presented by M.H. McGowan & Co., Mohill plus 25, 2nd 20, 3rd 15, 4th 10, 5th 10.. Entry fee 5. Prizemoney Sponsored by: The Midland and Western Livestock Improvement Society. Exhibitors judged on showing and handling ability. 22

23 CLASS 95 BEST BEEF ANIMAL with not more than two permanent teeth on Show Day Sponsored by: Kevin P. Kilrane & Co., Solicitors, Mohill. 1st Prize: 400 2nd Prize 300 Entry Fee: 15 The Second Prizewinner must be of opposite sex to the First Prizewinner. PLEASE NOTE: The First and Second Prizewinners in this Class are not eligible to compete in any other exhibit classes at Mohill Show. Judging of this class at 1p.m. CLASS 96 The Irish Shows Association & Strokestown Show Society Present The Connacht Gold Feeds A.T.P. All Ireland Beef Bullock Championship. Sponsored by: Connacht Gold Quality Feeds, Ballaghaderreen Rules & Conditions: 1. Qualifying Animals to have no more than 4 permanent teeth on the day of Final 2 One Steer may qualify from each selected Show. If the standard is insufficient no steer may be chosen. 3. All animals must be lead by a competent adult4these rules should be read in conjunction with the Irish Shows Association Entry Fee : To Qualifying Show: 7; To Final: 12 Final: Strokestown Show - Saturday September 8 TH at 2p.m. approx. CLASS 97 The Irish Shows Association & Strokestown Show Society Present The Greenvale Animal Feeds All Ireland Beef Heifer Championship. Sponsored by: Greenvale Animal Feeds. Rules & Conditions: 1. Qualifying Animals to have no more than 2 permanent teeth on the day of Final 2. One Heifer may qualify from each selected show. If the standard is insufficient no heifer may be chosen. 3 All animals must be led by a competent adult 4 These rules should be read in conjunction with the Irish Shows Association Rules. Entry Fee: To Qualifying Show: 7; To Final 12 Final - Strokestown Show, Saturday 8 th September at 2p.m. approx. CLASS 98 CLASS 99 CONTINENTAL TYPE BULLOCK WITH TWO PERMANENT TEETH ONLY. Charolais, Simmental, Limousin, Belgian Blue. BULLOCK OR NON-PEDIGREE HEIFER with not more than two permanent teeth - other than Continental. The same animal cannot compete in Class 98 Sponsored by Noreen McGowan, Wilton, Cork 23

24 CLASS 100 CONTINENTAL TYPE NON-PEDIGREE HEIFER with two permanent teeth only. Charolais, Simmental, Limousin, Belgian Blue. Sponsored by Paul Logan, A.I. SERVICES, Boeshill, Mohill CLASS 101 BULLOCK any breed without permanent teeth on show day. Sponsored by Luke Early, Funeral Director, Mohill. CLASS 102 NON-PEDIGREE HEIFER any breed without permanent teeth on Show day. CLASS 103 BUTCHER'S HEIFER - NON PEDIGREE with not more than two permanent teeth. Sponsored by the Kevin P. Kilrane & Co. Solicitors, Prizemoney: 1st 150, 2nd 100, 3rd 50. Winner will be awarded The Paddy Logan Memorial Perpetual Trophy CLASS 104 NON-PEDIGREE HEIFER with not more than two permanent teeth, suitable for breeding. Sponsored by Chris and Dolly Reynolds, Main Street, Mohill. Animals will be judged on breeding characteristics. Prizewinners of Class 103 excluded from this class. CLASS 105 BEST PAIR OF ANIMALS FROM SAME HERD Pedigree or Non-Pedigree Winner also receives the Sean K. O'Beime Perpetual Cup presented by; Kieran O'Beime, Mohill. CLASS 106 SENIOR STOCKPERSON CLASS for exhibitors 18 yrs and over who will be required to show any animal (one person per animal). Prizemoney kindly sponsored by The Faughnan Family, Lisdadnan, Mohill. 1st; 60 2nd; 40 3rd: 30 4 th 25 The winner of the Senior Stockperson Class will be awarded the Bernie Faughnan Memorial Perpetual Shield kindly presented by Mrs. Helen Faughnan, (Exhibitors will be Judged on showing and handling ability) PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS 24

25 SPECIAL TROPHIES AND AWARDS NATIONAL IRISH BANK LTD. PERPETUAL TROPHY for the Overall Champion in the Cattle Section at Show. (Confined to Overall Champion of each breed). Winner receives 1 litre Copper Cobalt presented by Natural Stockcare Ltd. THE LUKE EARLY MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP, kindly presented by the Early Family, Main Street, Mohill will be awarded to the Champion Bullock of the Show. THE PASCAL McKEON MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP, kindly donated by Mrs. Pauline McKeon,. will be awarded to the Champion Non-Pedigree Heifer, confined to Co. Leitrim. PERPETUAL CUP presented by the late George O'Malley, Mohill to the exhibitor getting the most points in the Cattle Section at the show. PERPETUAL CUP presented by Drumshanbo Mart to the Overall Champion in the Non-Pedigree Section at show. DRAW FOR DRINKING TROUGH presented by C. Reilly, Reilly Concrete Products, Aughamore for all Co. Leitrim Cattle Exhibitors. ******************************************************** Exhibitors are asked to complete their Entry Forms correctly and return with correct Entry Fees to Mohill Show Office before Thursday August 9th VINTAGE SECTION THIS CLASS IS OPEN TO ITEMS OF VINTAGE FARM MACHINERY. WINNER RECEIVES THE TOMMY WYNNE MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY ROPHY, PRESENTED BY MRS RS. ANNE MARIE WYNNE YNNE, TULLYORAN ULLYORAN, MOHILL OHILL. Those wishing to enter their Vintage Farm Machine should contact the Show Office on or before August 9 th 25

26 SHEEP Entry Fee 5 Prizes: 30, 2nd 20, 3rd 15 (unless otherwise stated) Department of Agriculture & Food - Specific Requirements Identification All Sheep must be individually identified with plastic ear tag issued on accordance with the requirements of the National Sheep Identification System. (NSIS) Movement Documentation All consignments of sheep being moved must be accompanied by the completed dispatch document. Individual details of each sheep in the consignment must be recorded. Only sheep from non restricted flocks can moved to Shows. In the case of flocks restricted following diagnosis of scrapie only sheep possessing ARR/ARR genotype only may be exhibited. The movement of these ARR/ARR genotype sheep must be accompanied by the relevant movement permit (SCR/10), which can be obtained from the local DVO in the County where the flock is located. Flock Register All movements of sheep to and from Shows must be recorded on AIM through the Owners Sheep Dispatch Document All movements of Sheep to and from Shows must be recorded in the Keepers Flock Register CLASS 107 RAM LAMB born in 2012 CLASS 108 EWE LAMB born in 2012 CLASS 109 SHEARLING EWE with two or more teeth. CLASS 110 SHEARLING RAM with two or more teeth. CLASS 111 BEST TWO EWE LAMBS suitable for breeding. CLASS 112 BEST TWO BUTCHER'S LAMBS. CLASS 113 BEST PAIR OF CROSSBRED EWES CLASS 114 BEST PAIR OF HORNED EWES CHAMPION SHEEP OF THE SHOW: Perpetual Trophy presented by Coote Geelan, Clonmorris, Dromod. CHAMPION SHEEP OF THE SHOW confined to County Lei trim Winner receives THE CHRISTY MCCAFFREY MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY presented by Mrs. Margaret McCaffrey, Ussaun, Mohill. Winner also receives 1 Litre Sheep Boost, presented by Natural Stockcare Ltd. GOATS CLASS 115 SHE GOAT 1st 20, 2nd 15, 3rd 10. CLASS 116 BEST FEMALE GOATLING (under 2 years.) 1st 20, 2nd 15, 3rd 10 26

27 POULTRY Sponsored by: Dr. Arthur Dolan, Mohill Entry Fee : 3 Prizes: 1 st 15 ; 2 nd 10 ; 3 rd 5 RULES: Exhibits must be penned by 11.00a.m. and cannot be removed until 4p.m. All Exhibits must be visibly free from pests and diseases. If there are 3 or less entries in any Class some Classes maybe amalgamated at discretion of Committee. Once exhibits are penned all vehicles must be moved away from Show area. CLASS 117 Best Light Breed Male CLASS 118 Best Light Breed Female CLASS 119 Best Heavy Breed Male CLASS 120 Best Heavy Breed Female CLASS 121 Best 2 Laying Hens any breed CLASS 122 Best Bantam Cock CLASS 123 Best Bantam Hen CLASS 124 Any Variety Duck or Drake CLASS 125 Any Variety Goose or Gander NEW TO MOHILL SHOW PLEASE SUPPORT MOHILL AGRICULTURAL Fundraising Raffle 1 st : 800; 2 nd : 400; 3 rd 200; 4 th : 100 Tickets on Sale: 5 each; Book of 3 10 Draw will take place at the Show Dance on Sunday 19 th August 2012 in J's Hotel, Mohill 27

28 COOKERY Prizes: 1st 15, 2nd 10, 3rd 5 (unless otherwise stated) Exhibits must NOT be removed before 4pm. Entry Fee 2 SPECIAL CLASSES: CLASS 126 HOME MADE BROWN SODA BREAD 1st 30; 2nd 25; 3rd 20; CLASS 127 HOME MADE LIGHT FRUIT CAKE 1st 30; 2nd 25; 3rd 20; Sponsored by Martina Fox, Rynn Country House, Lough Rynn, Mohill CLASS 128 AFTERNOON TEA PLATE 3 Varieties ( not savoury) 3 Portions of each item Prizemoney 1st 30; 2nd 25; 3rd 20 ======================= CLASS 129 HOME MADE WHITE SODA BREAD. CLASS 130 HALF DOZEN TEA SCONES. CLASS 131 HALF DOZEN WHOLEMEAL SCONES. Connaught Gold. Perpetual Trophy, presented by Connaught Gold, will be awarded to the exhibitor getting the most points in Classes 129 to 131 CLASS 132 SODA BREAD WITH FRUIT CLASS 133 HALF DOZEN SCONES WITH FRUIT CLASS 134 HARVEST FRUIT LOAF Special Recipe available from Show Secretary. CLASS 135 GINGER CAKE. CLASS 136 TEA BRACK. CLASS 137 SULTANA CAKE CLASS 138 MADERIA CAKE. CLASS 139 CARROT CAKE CLASS 140 HALF DOZEN QUEEN CAKES. CLASS 141 HALF DOZEN QUEEN CAKES DECORATED. CLASS 142 FRUIT TART. CLASS 143 SWISS ROLL CLASS 144 SPONGE SANDWICH CAKE. CLASS 145 VICTORIA SANDWICH CAKE. CLASS 146 DECORATED CHOCOLATE CAKE. CLASS 147 COFFEE SPONGE SANDWICH CAKE. CLASS 148 DECORATED FRUIT FLAN CLASS PORTIONS OF SHORTBREAD CLASS 150 PAN BOXTY. CLASS 151 BOXTY LOAF CLASS 152 POTATO BREAD. 28

29 CLASS 153 QUALIFIER FOR THE CHOCOLATE COOK OF THE YEAR Sponsored by J. & M. Digan Ltd., LONDIS, Athlone Road, Moate and Presented by Irish Shows Association & Moate Show Society Final at Moate Show Saturday August 25 TH 2012 Rules& Conditions: 1. Each exhibitor will bake 3 items -a) Decorated Chocolate Victoria Sandwich Cake b) 6 Chocolate Butterfly Cakes, c) 6 Chocolate Chip Oatie Biscuits 2. The items to be displayed as one exhibit on a base of 2ft.x2ft. approx. 3. Points will be awarded for texture, taste and presentation suitable for afternoon tea.4. Competition is open to amateurs, male or female, and one tray to qualify per exhibitor 5. All items to be homemade by the exhibitor. 6. Special Qualifying Class will be held at selected Shows. Two trays may qualify for the Final if the Judges agree the standard is high enough. 7. Judges decision will be final at all stages of the competition. 8. Exhibits are displayed at owners risk 9 These Rules should be read in conjunction with the Irish Shows Association Rules. Prizes at Final : 1 st 300; 2 nd 4200; 3 rd 100; 4 th 60; 5 th 50; 6 th 40 Each of the successful qualifiers will receive a memento on appearance at the Final. Entry Fee : To Qualifier: 3 To Final : 6 SPECIAL OVERALL AWARD IN THE COOKERY SECTION 50 Shopping Voucher, presented by Baxter s Centra Supermarket, Mohil l for the exhibitor getting the most points in the Cookery Section. Classes 126 to 152. Winner also receives The Mohill I.C.A. Perpetual Cup 25 Shopping Voucher presented by Baxter s Centra, Mohill, for the exhibitor the second highest number of points in the Cookery Section. DRAW FOR THE EXHIBITORS IN THE COOKERY SECTION with six or more entries - Classes. 126 to Shopping Voucher, presented by Baxter s Centra Supermarket, Mohill JAMS Prizes: 1st 15, 2nd 10, 3rd 5 (unless otherwise stated) Exhibits must NOT be removed before 4pm. Entry Fee 2 CLASS 154 CLASS 155 CLASS 156 CLASS 157 CLASS 158 CLASS 159 CLASS 160 CLASS 161 BLACKCURRANT JAM. GOOSEBERRY JAM. APPLE JELLY. STRAWBERRY JAM. RASPBERRY JAM. RHUBARB JAM. MARMALADE. CHUTNEY 29

30 Digges & District NEW TO MOHILL SHOW Honey Show Sponsored by: Digges & District Beekeeping Association Entry Fee 2 CLASS lb JAR LIGHT HONEY - 1 ST, 2 ND & 3 RD PRIZES AWARDED CLASS 162A 1 lb JAR MEDIUM HONEY - 1 ST, 2 ND & 3 RD PRIZES AWARDED CLASS FRAME OF COMB HONEY - 1 ST, 2 ND & 3 RD PRIZES AWARDED CLASS 163A 1 SECTION OF COMB HONEY -1 ST, 2 ND & 3 RD PRIZES AWARDED CLASS 164 HONEY FOR TASTING - 1 ST, 2 ND & 3 RD PRIZES AWARDED CLASS CAKE OF BEES WAX 227GRAMS (MIN.) 1 ST & 2 ND PRIZES AWARDED CLASS 165A 5 BLOCKS OF BEES WAX 28 GRAMS EACH 1 ST & 2ND PRIZES AWARDED CLASS 166 BEST BEEKEEPERS AID - 1 ST PRIZE AWARDED For Information on Digges & District Beekeeping Association Contact Association Secretary Mary Hyland PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS

31 COUNTRY CRAFTS & HOME INDUSTRIES All entries must be new and the unaided work of the exhibitor and not shown at this show in any previous year Prizes: 1st 15, 2nd 10, 3rd 5 (unless otherwise stated) Entry Fee 2 CLASS 167 HANDKNITTING Double knitting - not Aran pattern. CLASS 168 HANDKNITTING any fine knit garment. CLASS 169 HANDKNITTING any cotton knit garment. CLASS 170 ARAN KNITTING any garment CLAS S 171 HANDKNIT OR CROCHET BABY GARMENT e.g. matinee coat, dress CLASS 172 BEST WAISTCOAT Handknit or Crochet, Cotton or Wool. CLASS 173 HANDKNITTING any small item socks, cap, gloves, scarf CLASS 174 HAND EMBROIDERY any article using cotton thread. CLASS 175 WOOL HAND EMBROIDERY any article. CLASS 176 MOST ORIGINAL ARTICLE MADE FROM RECYCLED MATERIALS CLASS 177 DECOUPAGE any article. CLASS 178 GLASS ETCHING any item. CLASS 179 WOOL CROCHET any article. CLASS 180 COTTON CROCHET any article CLASS 181 KNITTED SOFT TOY CLASS 182 SOFT TOY - any other fabric. CLASS 183 ANY ARTICLE IN PATCHWORK. CLASS 184 CUSHION - any medium CLASS 185 CROSS STITCHING - any article. CLASS 186 BEST DRESSED DOLL CLASS 187 SOMETHING NEW FROM SOMETHING OLD. CLASS 188 BEST SOUVENIR SUITABLE FOR SALE TO TOURISTS CLASS 189 ANY ARTICLE IN WOODWORK. CLASS 190 ANY STITCHED ARTICLE not eligible in above classes. CLASS 191 ANY HAND MADE CRAFT not eligible in above classes. CLASS 192 ANY HANDMADE CRAFT created by Active Age Group Member THE JAMES P. GANNON MEMORIAL PERPETUAL SALVER, presented by: - The Gannon Family, Main Street, Mohill for the OVERALL WINNER in CRAFTS SECTION - the exhibitor getting the most points in the CRAFTS SECTION Classes. 167 to Shopping Voucher presented by Baxters Centra Supermarket, Mohill, for the exhibitor getting the second highest number of points in the CRAFTS SECTION Classes 167 to 192 Special Award in the CRAFTS SECTION; The Peggy Heslin Memorial Cup, presented by GORTLETTERAGH I.C.A GUILD for the winner getting the most points in the CRAFTS SECTION Classes 167 to 192 Confined to Co. Leitrim. Draw for Exhibitors in the CRAFTS SECTION with six or more entries - Classes 167 to Shopping Voucher, presented by Baxters Centra Supermarket, 31

32 32 FLOWERS Prizes: 1st 15, 2nd 10, 3rd 5 Entry Fee 2 Main Sponsors: John & Kieran Kelly, The Landmark Hotel, Carrick-on-Shannon CLASS 193 MOST EFFECTIVE FLORAL ARRANGEMENT Space allotted 24". CLASS 194 MOST EFFECTIVE ARRANGEMENT suitable for table centre. CLASS 195 BEST VASE OF CUT FLOWERS (mixed variety) arranged for effect confined to 24" X 24". CLASS 196 MOST EFFECTIVE ARRANGEMENT OF RAMBLER ROSES. Space allotted 20". CLASS 197 MINIATURE ARRANGEMENT OF PANSIES not more than 12 flowers CLASS 198 BEST TABLE DECORATION - using flowers, fruit and vegetables, exhibit not to exceed 12" CLASS 199 HYBRID TEA - Rose of Show - one bloom. Sponsored by: Mohill Garden Centre. CLASS 200 BOWL OF ROSES - Hybrid Tea. Sponsored by: Mohill Garden Centre. CLASS 201 FLORIBUNDA ROSES - 3 Clusters. Sponsored by: Mohill Garden Centre. CLASS 202 MOST EFFECTIVE BUTTONHOLE suitable for Wedding. CLASS 203 BEST ARRANGEMENT IN A CUP AND SAUCER - space allotted 8". CLASS 204 WILD FLOWERS - exhibit not to exceed 18". CLASS 205 DAHLIAS - Decorative - 3 blooms. CLASS 206 DAHLIAS - Cactus - 3 blooms. CLASS 207 DAHLIAS - pom pom - 3 blooms. CLASS 208 DAHLIAS - collarette - 3 blooms. CLASS 209 COLLECTION OF DAHLIAS, All Varieties. Not more than 12 Blooms. CLASS 210 GLADIOLI - 3 spikes. CLASS 211 ANTIRRHINIUMS - 6 spikes. CLASS 212 ASTERS - 3 blooms. CLASS 213 BEGONIAS - 3 blooms arranged on a flat container. CLASS 214 SWEET PEA - 6 blooms of identical colour. CLASS 215 SWEET PEA - 6 blooms of mixed colour. CLASS 216 HARDY HERBACEOUS FLOWERS - 3 blooms. CLASS 217 FLOWERING SHRUB - 3 stems. CLASS 218 POT PLANT (Grown for its Foliage effect) CLASS 219 POT PLANT (Grown for its Flower effect). CLASS 220 POT PLANT Cacti CLASS 221 POT PLANT Geranium in bloom. SPECIAL AWARD IN FLOWER SECTION: Beautiful Trophy presented by Mrs. June McCaffrey - Van Martens, Devon, England to be awarded to the exhibitor getting the most points in the Flower Section Classes 193 to 221 THE OVERALL WINNER in the Farm and Garden and Flower Section Classes 193 to 221 and Classes 225 to 253, resident in Co. Leitrim receives the Jack Kelly Memorial Perpetual Cup presented by Mrs. Maureen Kellv. Draw for Exhibitors in the Flower Section with 6 or more entries: 1st 30: 2nd 20. Kindly sponsored by Stanley Scott. Kildoo. Mohill.

33 EGGS Prizes: 1st 15, 2nd 10, 3rd 5 Entry Fee 2 CLASS 222 SIX NEW LAID EGGS BROWN CLASS 223 SIX NEW LAID EGGS WHITE CLASS 224 SIX NEW LAID DUCK EGGS FARM & GARDEN PRODUCE Prizes: 1st 15, 2nd 10, 3rd 5 Entry Fee 2 CLASS 225 FIVE POTATOES FOR TABLE USE round. CLASS 226 FIVE POTATOES FOR TABLE USE kidney, CLASS 227 FIVE HEAVIEST POTATOES any variety, CLASS 228 FIVE POTATOES FOR SEED kidney. CLASS 229 FIVE POTATOES FOR SEED round. CLASS 230 TWO SWEDES. CLASS 231 TWO HEADS OF CABBAGE pointed head CLASS 232 TWO HEADS OF CABBAGE round head CLASS 233 TWO HEADS FIELD CABBAGE. CLASS 234 TWO PARSNIPS. CLASS 235 TWO CARROTS. CLASS 236 TWO CAULIFLOWERS. CLASS 237 TWO BEETROOTS. CLASS 238 TWO HEADS LETTUCE. CLASS 239 THREE STICKS RHUBARB. CLASS 240 FIVE PODS GARDEN PEAS. CLASS 241 FIVE PODS OF RUNNER BEANS CLASS 242 FIVE HOME GROWN TOMATOES with Trusses, CLASS 243 FIVE SHALLOTS. CLASS 244 FIVE ONIONS grown from seed. CLASS 245 FIVE ONIONS grown from sets, CLASS 246 VEGETABLE MARROW. CLASS 247 FIVE HOME GROW N EATING APPLES, with leaves attached. CLASS 248 FIVE HOME GROWN COOKING APPLES, with leaves attached. CLASS 249 FIVE DAMSONS. CLASS 250 FIVE PLUMS. CLASS 251 BEST SAMPLE OF 2012 HAY. CLASS 252 BEST 4 SODS BLACK TURF. CLASS 253 BEST 4 SODS BROWN TURF. SPECIAL AWARD IN THE FARM AND GARDEN SECTION Perpetual Trophy presented by the late Paul Grennan, Mohill for award to the exhibitor getting the most points in this section Classes 225 to 253 THE OVERALL WINNER in the Farm and Garden and Flower Section Classes 193 to 221 and Classes 225 to 253, resident in Co. Leitrim receives the Jack Kelly Memorial Perpetual Cup presented by Mrs. Maureen Kellv. 33

34 34 Draw for Exhibitors in the Farm & Garden Section with 6 or more entries: 1st 30: 2nd 20. Kindly sponsored by Stanley Scott. Kildoo. Mohill JUNIOR SECTION Judging in this section begins at 11.30a.m. sharp and exhibits cannot be removed until 3p.m. Prizes: 1st 15, 2nd 10, 3rd 5 (unless otherwise stated) Entry Fee : 2 CLASS 254 HANDWRITING for school children, 6 years and under, Any piece of transcription, using ball point pen or pencil. CLASS 255 HANDWRITING for school children, 9 years and under, 1 school copy page of CLASS 256 transcription, using ball point pen or pencil. HANDWRITING for school children, 12 years and under, 1 school copy page of transcription using ball point pen or pencil. CLASS 257 HANDWRITING for Post Primary school children, 1 school copy page of transcription using ball point pen or pencil. PERPETUAL TROPHY presented by Cecil and Betty Gilpin, Coras Point, Cavan for overall winner of Junior Handwriting Classes. CLASS 258 ART for school children 6 years and under. A drawing on paper or card not more than 12" x 10" and using paints, markers, crayons or pencils. CLASS 259 ART for school children 9 years and under. A drawing on paper or card not more than 12" x 10" and using paints, markers, crayons or pencils. CLASS 260 ART for school children 12 years and under. A drawing on paper or card not more than 12" x 10" using paints, markers, crayons or pencils. CLASS 261 ART for post primary school students. A drawing on paper or card not more than 12" X 10" and using paints, markers, crayons or pencils. SPECIAL PRIZE of PERPETUAL PLAQUE AND REPLICA presented by Mrs. Doris Daly, England for Overall Winner in the above four Art Classes. CLASS 262 DESIGN A BIRTHDAY CARD within 8" x 6" (Primary School Students) CLASS 263 DESIGN A BIRTHDAY CARD within 8" x 6" (Post-Primary School Students) CLASS 264 DESIGN A POSTER FOR MOHILL SHOW A4 or A3 (Primary School Students) CLASS 265 DESIGN A POSTER FOR MOHILL SHOW A4 or A3 (Post Primary School Students) CLASS 266 GLITTER CRAFT, any picture. CLASS 267 ANY FRAMED PICTURE any medium, any subject. CLASS 268 ANY PICTURE MADE WITH FABRIC PIECES. CLASS 269 ANY PIECE OF HANDMADE JEWELLERY CLASS 270 ANY ARTICLE MADE FROM PLASTICINE / MODELLING CLAY. CLASS 271 ANY SMALL ARTICLE MADE IN PAPIER MACHE FORM. CLASS 272 ANY ARTICLE MADE WITH LOLLIPOP STICKS, MATCH STICKS OR CLOTHES' PEGS

35 CLASS 273 ANY DECORATED BOTTLE CLASS 275 BEST PAINTED STONE CLASS 276 POTTERY, any article. CLASS 277 MODEL OF AN ANIMAL FROM VEGETABLES (fruit, berries, foliage and flowers may be used as parts.) CLASS 278 ANY HANDMADE ARTICLE tray, toy etc. CLASS 279 ANY ARTICLE USING TIE-DYE CLASS 280 HAND KNITTING any article in double knitting. CLASS 281 SOFT TOY any article. CLASS 282 FLOWER ARRANGEMENT using Cup & Saucer. CLASS 283 SIX RICE KRISPIE BUNS CLASS 284 SIX PLAIN TEA SCONES sponsored by Mohill Guild I.C.A. CLASS 285 SIX QUEEN CAKES sponsored by Mohill Guild I.C.A. CLASS 286 SIX QUEEN CAKES ICED. CLASS 287 THREE CARROTS. CLASS 288 THREE ONIONS. CLASS 289 THREE BEETROOTS. CLASS 290 COLLECTION OF POTATOES three varieties (2 in each). CLASS 291 COLLECTION OF VEGETABLES five varieties (2 in each). CLASS 292 ANY ARTICLE IN CARPENTRY CLASS 293 ANY ARTICLE IN METAL SPECIAL AWARD a prize of 20 will be awarded to the exhibit getting the most points in the Junior Section classes 254 to 293. Overall exhibitor getting the most points in Junior Section receives the John Dolan Memorial Perpetual Shield kindly Sponsored by:- Mrs. Rose Dolan, Coolebawn, Mohill. ADULT ART & HANDWRITING Prizes: 1st 15, 2nd 10, 3rd 5 (unless otherwise stated) Entry Fee 2 CLASS 294 ONE PAGE OF TRANSCRIPTION. CLASS 295 BEST PAINTING - Watercolour or Acrylic CLASS 296 BEST OIL PAINTING CLASS 297 BEST STILL LIFE PAINTING any medium CLASS 298 BEST LANDSCAPE - any medium CLASS 299 BEST SEASCAPE PAINTING- any medium CLASS 300 BEST PAINTING OF ANIMAL LIFE CLASS 301 BEST DRAWING using PEN, PENCIL or CHARCOAL Overall Winner of the above seven Art Classes - Classes 294 to 301 will receive the DENIS MCGUINNESS MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY. 35

36 PHOTOGRAPHY Sponsor: Lloyd Donnelly, Donnelly Hairdressers Prizes: 1st 15, 2nd 10, 3rd 5 Entry Fee 2 All pictures unframed and un-mounted and in size 7" x 5" or less. All Photographs must have been taken by the entrant during the past year, except Class 316. Professional / Studio photographs will NOT be accepted CLASS 302 BEST PHOTOGRAPH OF AN AGRICULTURAL SCENE. CLASS 303 BEST PHOTOGRAPH OF ANIMAL LIFE. CLASS 304 BEST PHOTOGRAPH OF PLANT LIFE CLASS 305 BEST SPORTING PHOTOGRAPH. CLASS 306 BEST PORTRAIT. CLASS 307 BEST HOLIDAY PHOTOGRAPH. CLASS 308 BEST HUMOUROUS PHOTOGRAPH CLASS 309 BEST PHOTOGRAPH OF A SEACSAPE CLASS 310 BEST PHOTOGRAPH OF A LANDSCAPE CLASS 311 BEST PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN OF MOHILL AREA. CLASS 312 BEST PHOTOGRAPH OF A LEITRIM LANDMARK CLASS 313 BEST PHOTOGRAPH OF A CHILD UNDER 10 YEARS. CLASS 314 BEST OLD PHOTOGRAPH (BLACK & WHITE) CLASS 315 BEST PHOTOGRAPH (taken by child under 12 years.) CLASS 316 BEST PHOTOGRAPH (taken by child years). OVERALL WINNER IN THE PHOTOGRAPHY SECTION will receive Perpetual Cup kindly sponsored by Lloyd Donnelly. While at Show Day visit the Photographic Display of Past Shows MOHILL AGRICULTURAL SHOW COMMITTEE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE THE GENEROUS SUPPORT OF THE LEITRIM DEVELOPMENT COMPANY TOWARDS OUR 2012 SHOW 36

37 Afternoon Event: Entries will be taken on Show Day BONNY BABY SHOW Judging at 3.p.m. approximately CATEGORY A CATEGORY B 4 TO 11 MONTHS: Trophy for all prizewinners. 12 TO 17 MONTHS: Trophy for all prizewinners. CATEGORY C EVENT 1 EVENT 2 18 TO 24 MONTHS: Trophy for all prizewinners. DRIVING FOR STYLE & APPEARANCE Prizes: 1st 65, 2nd 45, 3rd 35. ENTRY FEE 8 DRIVING: ROAD CART CLASS, (Pneumatic tyres only) DRIVING FOR STYLE AND APPEARANCE 14.2 and under. EVENT 3 DRIVING FOR STYLE AND APPEARANCE over EVENT 4 EVENT 5 DRIVING FOR STYLE AND APPEARANCE Draught Type Horses. DRIVING FOR STYLE AND APPEARANCE Sidecar. ROOSKEY DRIVING CLUB PERPETUAL CUP will be awarded to the best turned out DRIVE AND DRIVER at the Show in the above events. MOHILL CREDIT UNION PERPETUAL CUP will be awarded to the best turned out DRIVE AND DRIVER at the Show, confined to Co. Leitrim Exhibitors, in the above four events. The Pauline Flynn Memorial Perpetual Cup, presented by Mr. Michael Flynn, Kiltoghert will be awarded to the Best Turned Out Drive and Driver - under confined to Co. Leitrim. Important Notice to Animal Owners involved in Showing Animals The Irish Shows Association would advise all Animal Owners who have their Animals insured to extend their Insurance Cover to cover them for exhibiting at Shows. This advice is given to protect exhibitors / owners in the event of their animal lashing out, injuring someone or damaging property. If it is established that your animal was out of your control you may be held responsible or partly responsible for any injury or damage caused and may be liable for part or all of any future claim. 37

38 DOGS Prizes in each class: 1st 15, 2nd 12, 3rd 10. ENTRY FEE 3 Mohill Gun Club have kindly sponsored the Dog Section to the extent of 150 Mr. Michael Reilly, Mohill Tyre Centre has kindly sponsored the Dog Section to the extent of 50. PLEASE NOTE: NO DOG TRAILERS ALLOWED AT DOG RING All Dogs must be shown on a lead. N.B. Dogs must be removed from Show Grounds on completion of judging. ENTRIES TAKEN ON SHOW GROUNDS FROM 1.00P.M. ONWARDS. JUDGING COMMENCES AT 2.00P.M. CLASS 1 ANY VARIETY JACK RUSSELL CLASS 2 ANY VARIETY POM CLASS 3 ANY VARIETY TERRIER - excluding Jack Russell or Pom CLASS 4 ANY VARIETY OF TOY DOG excluding Pom CLASS 5 ANY VARIETY OF PUPPY (6-12 months) CLASS 6 ANY VARIETY handled by a Child 12 years and under CLASS 7 ANY VARIETY handled by a Lady CLASS 8 ANY VARIETY handled by a Gent CLASS 9 ANY VARIETY POINTER CLASS 10 ANY VARIETY SETTER CLASS 11 ANY VARIETY LABRADOR OR RETRIEVER CLASS 12 ANY VARIETY SPANIEL CLASS 13 ANY VARIETY WORKING/UTILITY DOG CLASS 14 ANY VARIETY SPORTING BREED CLASS 15 ANY VARIETY COLLIE OR SHEEP DOG CLASS 16 ANY VARIETY DOG IN FANCY DRESS CLASS 17 ANY VARIETY CROSS BRED DOG - all previous Prizewinners Excluded CLASS 18 DOG I WOULD LIKE TO TAKE HOME PERPETUAL CUP, presented by ANNIE & MICHAEL LEYDEN, ENGLAND for BEST POINTER or SETTER Confined to CLASSES 9 and 10 CHAMPION GUN DOG receives Perpetual Trophy presented by Oliver Kellegher, Castlebar. Confined to CLASSES 9 TO 12 CHAMPION DOG receives Perpetual Trophy presented by Herbert Tuthill, Clondalkin, Co. Dublin, NOTE: Exhibitors are requested to have dogs under strict control and any dog listed in the Government Order must be muzzled, and on a strong chain 38

39 LADIES... LADIES... LADIES... LADIES Come along and take part in our "Best Dressed Lady at Show Competition" Winner receives Shopping Voucher Kindly Presented by: Whispers Boutique. Hyde Street, Mohill Winner also receives Voucher for Sunday Lunch for 2 Kindly Presented by: Slieve Russell Hotel, Ballyconnell ************* "Glamorous Granny Competition" Winner receives Voucher for Dinner for 2 at Cryan s Riverside Restauran, Carrick-on-Shannon Kindly Donated by: Frances Cryan ************ "Little Miss Mohill Competition" (3 to 5 year olds) Winner receives 25 Shopping Voucher Kindly Presented by: Mai Beirne, Station Road, Mohill ************ "Little Master Mohill Competition" (3 to 5 year olds) Winner receives 25 Shopping Voucher Kindly Presented by: Ann Conway of A&D Selections, Street. Mohill Live Entertainment on Platform Face Painting, Children s Entertainment 39